Stacey

Looks like a labor of love and now you have something that is going to get a lot of attention when your out and about. Thanks for posting those photos. Nice job!

Can't think they made that many for the if come, so my guess is #1. 20

They look like the old clips used to hold door panels to the door.

I think 30% number 2 is a pretty good answer, agreed????

That was interesting, thanks for posting it for us.

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Looks to me you did an outstanding job, can't see any flaws. What quanity of dye did you order? Is it safe to assume that there will be zero transfer of stain on your clothes when you sit on them. I think I can come up with a few things that I might have to do that too.

Which one is the new correct color? top or bottom

I have no idea on where to get a new top, as mine is in fantastic shape. But since you seem to own one, do you know where to purchase a windshield? I tried a couple glass shops for my 1991 conv and came up with zip.

I think they only built # 2 nine cars

Trying to think like a "bean counter" I would say no, why waste the money, they didn't order a radio so they get nothing!!

Lets go with #3. 80%

I pulled my stock two core radiator and had it remade into 3 core still staying the almost same dimensions to fit within the alotted space. The shop took the measurments and figured what they could buy for a core, reused my side tanks. It did help in lowering the engine temps some. The radiator shop was local to me and seemed knowledable about doing what I needed. Don't recall what I paid but it seemed like a decent cost. I have a 91 conv.

Looks like you cleaned up the bottom very well. When I used to blast the bottoms with walnut shells they looked like yours, very smooth and clean.

Rear side windows that opened? or front seats that folded forward?